@dwighthh

Some speculative projects fail due to over-farming by airdrop hunters. If a high proportion of participants are opportunistic, governance may be skewed, early liquidity can evaporate, and token price can collapse immediately after distribution. Teams may delay token utility or modify vesting schedules to mitigate risks, frustrating legitimate participants. Projects emphasizing product adoption rather than pure reward distribution tend to survive longer. Evaluating project fundamentals—code audits, active dApp engagement, and community growth—helps distinguish between sustainable ecosystems and short-lived hype. Risk management is essential when chasing multiple airdrops simultaneously.

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